Relativity is a famous lithograph created by the Dutch artist M.C. Escher in 1953.

The artwork depicts an architectural world that defies the normal rules of gravity. It features staircases and walkways oriented in different directions, creating a surreal and disorienting environment.

"Relativity" has become a cultural symbol for thinking beyond conventional boundaries, often used to illustrate paradoxes, the interplay of dimensions, or even philosophical debates about reality. It continues to inspire mathematicians, architects, and artists alike.